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    Unit 2 Study Guide

    Physical GeographyName the Countries and Physical Features

    1. Russia 1. Scandinavian Peninsula2. Ukraine 2. Danube River3. Spain 3. Alps4. France 4. Pyrenees Mountains5. Poland 5. Iberian Peninsula6. Germany 6. English Channel7. UnitedKingdom 7. European Plain8. Italy 8. Ural Mountains9. Belgium 9. Mediterranean Sea

    10. Rhine River

    European Religions

    Connection to

    Abraham? Holy Book? Holy Places Belief in Jesus Place of Worship

    Judaismfather Torah Jerusalem

    Not the

    Messiahsynagogue

    Christianityfather Holy Bible

    Jerusalem,

    Vatican CityMessiah church, cathedral

    Islamfather Koran

    Jerusalem,

    Mecca

    Jesus was a

    lesser prophet.

    Muhammed is

    the major

    prophet.

    mosque

    Languages and LiteracyAlphabet Location Examples

    RomanceRoman Western Europe Spanish, French, Italian

    Germanic

    Roman Central & Northwest Europe German, English, Icelandic

    SlavicCyrillic Eastern Europe Russian, Ukranian

    How are literacy rates and standard of living connected? __High Literacy Rate = High Standard of Living__

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    Forms of GovernmentBe able to define and recognize characteristics of the following forms of government:

    Autocracy

    One person has power. Dictatorship

    Confederation voluntary association of countries. Weak

    central government. EX: alliances, EU

    Oligarchy

    Few people have power. Wealthy or influential

    Federal Government central government shares power

    with regional governments. Different branches of

    government.

    DemocracyAll people have power. Elections, Voting

    Presidential Democracy citizens choose legislature andgovernment. Head of State and Head of Government are

    same person.

    Unitary Government

    One branch of government.

    Strong central government.

    Parliamentary Democracy citizens chooses legislature

    (Parliament). Legislature chooses Head of Government

    (Prime Minister). Head of State and Head ofGovernment

    are different people.

    European GovernmentsPlace the following terms in the appropriate categories. Federal Government and Parliamentary Democracy are

    listed twice.

    United Kingdom Germany Russia European Union

    Unitary Government

    Parliamentary

    Democracy

    British Monarch

    Prime Minister

    Federal Government

    Parliamentary

    Democracy

    Chancellor

    Federal Assembly

    Federal Government

    Duma

    Vladimir Putin

    Presidential Democracy

    27 Countries

    Confederation

    No Tariffs

    Euro

    Review the following terms and concepts:

    Holocaust Cold War

    Anti Semitism - hatred of Jewish people and

    culture

    Final Solution - extermination or murder of every

    Jew in Europe

    Star of David - Nazis forces Jews to wear these in

    public.

    Purpose of Concentration Camps - large-scale

    murder of Jews

    Iron Curtainimaginary line separating Communist

    Eastern Europe from Western Europe

    Berlin Wall - wall that separated Communist East

    Berlin from Free West Berlin.

    Cold War - period of 45 years in which the U.S. and

    Soviet Union competed against each other and lived

    under the threat of nuclear war.

    Reunification Rejoin. Recombine. Germany in

    1990.

    Cold WarPlace the following terms in the appropriate categories.

    United States

    Democracy Ronald Reagan Western Europe

    Soviet Union

    Communism Joseph Stalin Eastern Europe